What happened to the rest of Men’s Vogue? An entire magazine existed one day, with a full staff, and then one day it didn’t. This might be an interesting project, to track down an entire masthead’s worth of laid-off staffers. Here’s what happened.
Paul Thomson is locked out of his house. The Franz Ferdinand drummer may be a jack-of-all-trades, but locksmith apparently isn’t one of them.
Not long after ringing in the New Year, Chris Raines found himself almost a couple thousand miles away in Atlanta, sitting in the Venice Beach headquarters of Ross Robinson, producer to such critics faves as Korn, Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, At the Drive-In, and Glassjaw. Raines had played his first show with his band, metalcore act Norma Jean, only four weeks earlier.
On any other day, thoroughbreds would be hurtling down the track at Fairplex Park. Today, lip piercings and eyeliner replace bits and bridles. The 2008 Warped Tour is in town.
You might want to thumb a ride with Santa Claus, because flying the nonfiction way isn’t going to be so jolly this holiday season. With fewer flights, more fees and a 20%-to-40% hike in fares, you need a serious strategy.
The Business School at Columbia University commissioned me to design a basic HTML site for its Social Enterprise Program.
It’s another dreary June day in Iowa, and the stormy weather is starting to seep into Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison’s brain.
“You’re talking to a legend — I hope it’s front page!” Carl Palmer proclaims. But the 58-year-old drummer for legendary supergroup Asia knows that “living legend” comes with a price.
Irish Voice newspaper and Irish America magazine publisher Niall O’Dowd commissioned me to design a mockup for “Irish Central,” a new site covering the Irish diaspora in the U.S.
I know you’re not supposed to carry your Social Security card. But my SSN is on my Medicare card, which I’m told I need in my wallet. What do I do?
Author: Andrew Nusca